University of Michigan Observatory

Richard Bull, architect. Known at various times as Detroit Observatory, Campus Observatory, Old Observatory. Observatory from northwest with pine trees and summer garden. On verso: A.L. Colton, Photographer, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Views of the State University a Specialty.

Views of Michigan University Ann Arbor

North Wing completed in 1841; renamed Mason Hall in 1843 in honor of Stevens J. Mason, first governor of Michigan. South Wing (also called South College) built in 1849. Both wings demolished in 1950. Handwritten on mount: Lecture rooms. Mich. University

Fountain. In the center of the circular driveway between the Michigan Union and the Administration Bldg.

Gift of Clas of 1956

University of Michigan. Main Building. Lit. Dept. [Literature Department]

Jenison, Edward S., architect. View from the west.

1875 University of Michigan Baseball Team

Top Row: Ogden W. Ferdon, Roberts Willis, George H.Winslow

Middle Row: George H. Abbott, Edgar Dean Root, Charles Burch, Oscar Pliny Shepardson

Front Row: Frederick Kimball Stearns, William Claflin Johnson

The impact of technology on labor in four industries : textiles/paper and paperboard/steel/motor vehicles.

"May 1985."

Occupational employment projections for labor market areas : an analysis of alternative approaches.

Item 746-H

Employment in perspective : a cyclical analysis of gross flows in the labor force.

Mode of access: Internet.

Index of History of Ottawa County, Michigan, Chicago, H.R. Page & Co., 1882.

Typescript (carbon copy).

The Commencement annual of the University of Michigan.

Mode of access: Internet.

Laws relating to labor.

At head of title: Compilation of 1913. State of Michigan.

Preferred list of books for township and high school libraries in the state of Michigan.

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the labor movement in the United States,

Mode of access: Internet.

Legislative souvenir and political history of Michigan. [Wednesday, January 6, 1897]

Cover-title.

Application of positive guidance at a freeway split in Michigan. Final report.

Federal Highway Administration, Demonstration Projects Division, Washington, D.C.